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How to Build Bluetooth Enabled Standard US 15A Receptacle using Intel Edison

Former Member — Fri, 08 Oct 2021 08:22:35 GMT

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In this video we will be looking at how to build a standard US 15A receptacle that is controlled wirelessly by bluetooth with the Intel Edison.

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meet Intel(r) Secure Key Technology!

DebuggerGuys — Fri, 08 Oct 2021 04:52:51 GMT

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In a nutshell:

Intel® Secure Key, was previously code-named Bull Mountain Technology. It is the Intel name for the Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures instruction RDRAND and its underlying Digital Random Number Generator (DRNG) hardware implementation. Among other things, the DRNG using the RDRAND instruction is useful for generating high-quality keys for cryptographic protocols.

The Bull Mountain Software Implementation Guide has been renamed: (here is a brief summary of the guide)

The Digital Random Number Generator Software Implementation Guide is intended to provide a complete source of technical information on RDRAND usage, including code examples. Included in this document are the following additional sections:

Section 2 of the Guide contains the following information: Random Number Generator (RNG) Basics and Introduction to the DRNG. This section describes the nature of an RNG and its pseudo- (PRNG) and true- (TRNG) implementation variants, including modern cascade construction RNGs. We then present the DRNG's position within this broader taxonomy.

Section 3 provides a DRNG Overview. In this section, we provide a technical overview of the DRNG, including its component architecture, robustness features, manner of access, performance, and power requirements.

Section 4 shows RDRAND Instruction Usage. This section provides reference information on the RDRAND instruction and code examples showing its use. This includes RDRAND platform support verification and suggestions on DRNG-based libraries.

The document is designed to serve a variety of readers. Programmers who already understand the nature of RNGs may refer directly to section 4 for RDRAND instruction reference and code examples. RNG newcomers who need some review of concepts to understand the nature and significance of the DRNG can refer to section 2. Nearly all users will want to look at section 3 which provides a technical overview of the DRNG.

Download the Intel® Digital Random Number Generator (DRNG) Software Implementation Guide.

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Win an Intel Edison Contest: Terms and Conditions

jwatson — Wed, 06 Oct 2021 20:59:42 GMT

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Please download attachment to read the Terms and Conditions to enter our Intel Edison contest.

Good luck posting your idea!

Enter now

Attachments:

community.element14.com/.../INTEL-5x-Giveaway_5F00_Dec2016_5F00_Contest-Terms-and-Conditions.pdf

INTEL 5x Giveaway_Dec2016_Contest Terms and Conditions.pdf

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migration.user — Fri, 01 Oct 2021 18:04:21 GMT

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The Best of INTEL Edison Projects

jwatson — Mon, 09 Jan 2017 11:01:46 GMT

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The best way to understand what a piece of hardware can do is to see it in action. So if you're interested in the Edison, you'll probably want to check out these links:

Nine Awesome Intel Edison Projects

Member Projects

Follow element14 member madara_x64, an Embedded Systems enthusiast from Nigeria, set out to build a small vehicular robotic platform controlled from a personal computer that can stream live video and send data back to a Base Station. Here's some links to his project:

My Intel Edison Kit for Arduino Reviews – Blog 1

My Intel Edison Kit for Arduino Reviews - Blog 2

My Intel Edison Kit for Aduino Reviews - Blog 2.5

My Intel Edison Kit for Arduino Reviews - Blog 3 - WiFi and Software Setup

The Ben Heck Show projects featuring the Intel Edison

See Felix use the Edison's blue tooth feature to retrofit a PS2 controller into a controller for his HackBot

Ben, Felix and Karen build a Laser Harp in this two-part episode:

Ben Heck’s Intel Edison Laser Harp Part 1: Design

Ben Heck’s Intel Edison Laser Harp Part 2: Assembly

RoadTest Reviews from element14 Members:

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